Nvidia GTX 760: Niiice

A GTX 670 for about two thirds of the cost. Gotta love that. Nvidia is in a dominant position over AMD at the current moment. It will be interested to watch the AMD vs Intel and AMD vs Nvidia battles because AMD is currently in the recessive position of both fights, but Intel is taking the "Our chips are plain better than yours, so because none of yours can compete with our best, we'll charge whatever we want" but Nvidia is taking the "Our cards are better than yours so we're going to make slight processing improvements but we're going to crush you in a power-per-dollar fight".

I got a GTX 670 for my new computer, and I had planned to upgrade to an SLI setup after three years or so. If the GTX 900 series is looking as good as the GTX 700 series, I might have my cards picked out already.

[QUOTE=TheMawn;344516]Nvidia GTX 760: Niiice

A GTX 670 for about two thirds of the cost. Gotta love that. Nvidia is in a dominant position over AMD at the current moment. It will be interested to watch the AMD vs Intel and AMD vs Nvidia battles because AMD is currently in the recessive position of both fights, but Intel is taking the "Our chips are plain better than yours, so because none of yours can compete with our best, we'll charge whatever we want" but Nvidia is taking the "Our cards are better than yours so we're going to make slight processing improvements but we're going to crush you in a power-per-dollar fight".[/quote]

AMD vs Intel Intel of course. AMD vs Nvidia, close, considering the 700 series are just rebranded 600 and titan. Depends on what you mean is "better" compute or gaming?

EDIT: Well, gotta love the price though! I found [URL="http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/NVIDIA/GeForce_GTX_760/27.html"]this[/URL].